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Had that small problem on my previous car with an aftermarket setup, it was the tires rubbing the fender, especially while going into bumps on the highway. Get your fenders rolled, don't even think about wasting money for a new tire setup.

Had that small problem on my previous car with an aftermarket setup, it was the tires rubbing the fender, especially while going into bumps on the highway. Get your fenders rolled, don't even think about wasting money for a new tire setup.

thanks for the input g35, but it's not the fenders rubbing (got them rolled, and never rubbed even with staggered 19's)

I think it may be more of the inner sidewall of the tire rubbing on the springs themselves on the shock body itself (spring). I did some research and found that this problem is common with ST VI/KW coilovers since the shock body on these are much wider than normal. This only happens in the front shocks. Solution? Add some spacers.